Xi'an Gourmet House

Delicous Xian food in Jugso food court.They have lot of menu options to choose from. Highly recommend the hand pulled noodles. Made fresh and really good.They have a kiosk where you can place the order. The seating is shared by other food court businesses. Cant beat the prices. Very affordable.

My partner and I recently watched a YouTuber indulge in some mouthwatering noodles at the Xi'an Gourmet House inside the Jusgo Supermarket. The online reviews were also great, so we decided to check it out for lunch the following weekend. As a huge fan of spicy noodles, including Chinese hand-pulled noodles, I couldn't wait to dive into one of their bowls, especially the Spicy Cumin Lamb Noodles ($12.95). I also ordered the Home Style Stir-Fried Tofu and Vegetable ($9.95) to balance out the meal. It took about 30 minutes for my dishes to arrive. I was impressed by the presentation; they both looked enticing, and the portion sizes were generous for the price.Unfortunately, the flavors didn't quite live up to the hype. The stir-fried vegetables were the highlight of my meal. It featured a variety of veggies coated in a mild, tangy sauce. However, the Spicy Cumin Lamb Noodles were disappointingly bland and overwhelmed by chili oil.It's a bummer that my highly anticipated dish fell flat, and I doubt I'll return to this restaurant especially because there are so many other food vendors to explore at this food court.

The spicy cumin lamb with hand-ripped noodles were good, but they were a bit spicy for my taste buds. For those of my husband's, it was just the right amount of spices. He had visited this place before so he went searching for it again.The noodles were thick and had that nice hearty noodle chew. I love it! There was a good amount of lamb chunks and veggies throughout. Everything was soaked in their cooking oil/sauce so every bite was flavorful. I liked how they had everything on top of tin foil. That would certainly help with leakage and any chemical transfer from the styrofoam container.I suppose you could order with a person versus going through the kiosk for a small convenience fee.Xi'an Gourmet House is located within the Jusgo supermarket food court vicinity.

This place is great for comfort food. I always get the tomato and egg soup noodles, but I will say the midtown location does it better. It's still warm and homey and comforting but it lacks the flavor of the one served in midtown. Still love the extensive menu here and the quick service food court style inside Jusgo!

I came here with my family due to my relatives craving their hand pulled noodles that people rave about. I hadn't heard of Xi'an Gourmet House before and wished I had looked on Yelp before arriving because their dishes do look really good, and I wish I would've looked to know what to order. Their menu isn't very descriptive nor did they have many pictures, so we quickly ordered 1 beef hand pulled noodles and 2 homemade beef ma shi noodle soup as others were waiting behind us to order. I didn't know what the ma shi noodles was- I just assumed it was a popular noodle dish since it was at the top of the menu and it had "homemade" in the name. Once our food came out though, we were quickly disappointed. I guess we didn't notice the word "soup" in the name, because it came out as a huge bowl of very very hot broth. 3 of us burnt our tongues trying to eat it, and although we sat there for awhile waiting for it to cool down (even going to buy appetizers at other restaurants), the broth never cooled down even enough to be an eating temperature. It was just too hot to eat for any of us that we had to pack it to go- which wasn't exactly easy either. Imagine packing a whole bowl of soup into a small container- it spilled everywhere. We contemplated just leaving it and not even taking it to go, but that would've been a waste of our time and money considering we took no more than 5 bites from each bowl. The beef hand pulled noodles was more appetizing but it'd be a huge stretch to call it good. I found that the dish had way too much noodle and not enough beef to go with all the noodles. My picture is deceiving as it looks like there's a lot of beef, but the beef was just in big chunks (wish they cut it more) at the top, and there's plenty of noodle underneath. The noodles were long and thick making it hard to cut to eat, so you just had to bite into it and rip the remaining from your mouth. I found this makes the dish very hard to share in addition to being hard to eat. It was very dry. There's sauce at the bottom of the bowl, but I wish it had been distributed through the whole bowl so that the top and middle of the dish wasn't so dry. Now, aside from the food, the reason for the low rating and why I was extremely disappointed in my meal was the service. Honestly, the food was probably so unimpressive to me because I was already disappointed that I probably had preconceived opinions that the food wouldn't be good. We ordered immediately after my family did. We were right behind them in line. But they got their food after probably 15 minutes or so. And I'm giving a 2 star review rather than a 1 star because their food actually did look good and all 4 of them enjoyed and were very pleased with their meals. We were excited to get our dishes after seeing theirs. BUT we ended up waiting 45 minutes for our food. We stood there and stood there and nobody acknowledged us. We were confused why other people were being served their food who ordered after us. We saw to go meals being made. I was informed by my relatives that this place gets to go orders or people who call ahead a lot, so maybe that's why they were getting their food first. For this reason, we gave them the benefit of the doubt and remained patiently waiting. After 35 minutes of waiting though, we approached the cashier and asked about our food. We watched her speak to the kitchen who looked confused, then saw them grab a ticket from the counter and move it to the front of their orders. Nobody said a word to us and resumed doing their jobs. We stood there for another 10 minutes unacknowledged as we saw them make our food through the kitchen window assuring me that they did in fact forget about our order. We never received an apology. There was no acknowledgment regarding what happened or for the wait. We were just handed our food and that was it. We were not pleased, and we truly regretted even ordering food from here. It also made me wonder if our dishes came out the way they did because they were forgotten about and rushed? Their reviews are way too good. And the 3 other bowls my family ordered ahead of us were good so it can't be that their food is bad. It looks like we just had a bad experience hence why I'm giving at least 2 stars. But I wish we had gotten an apology at the very least or been acknowledged.

I can't get enough of Biang Biang noodles at Xian! The spicy cumin lamb noodles are a definite winner, and the beef noodles are delicious as well. Whether in dry or soup form, the portions are generous with the perfect balance of meat, noodles, and cabbage.Xian is located in Jusgo supermarket's food court. They also have a location in the city.

-amazing noodle texture -flavorful but very salty -took longer than expected -asked for no cilantro and they added it anyways -don't think I would come again but it wasn't bad -pork dumplings were flavorful but a little gamey

Update!!!I finally get to try the food here. Everything is great now I understand the hype about this place. The dumplings are handmade and so juicy. Hand pulled noodles is my favorite texture.Customer service is great. The table isn't so convenient since there's only one table on their side of the stall. They wasn't that busy on the week day so everything seems pretty clean and organized. I don't know about the weekend.Anyhow, I'll be back!

Got the hand ripped noodles with lamb. Just the right amount of spice for me but a little too spicy for me wife and kids. Noodles were tender with a nice chew. Note there is a fee if you want to use a credit card so bring cash to save. Overall delicious food at a great price. Will definitely be back.

I was a big fan of their 23. Spicy Cumin Lamb Hand-Ripped Noodles. Noodles are wide and thin with lots of lamb and some cabbage and bean sprouts. Given the price and quantity, I felt as though it was a fair match. Definitely going to be coming again.